siehdiewelt

Hi Gregory,

thank you, that worked!

Best
Markus

Hi Jack,

thanks for the reply. Actually I dont want to deal with user roles etc. I just want a frontend form, where users can leave their email address, check the category they wish to be updated on and thats it. Like here on this blog (the top right sidebar widget): https://www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-blogs/top-things-morocco/

But I cant find a wordpress plugin that can do that.

Any ideas?

okay, thanks anyway

7 months later: How can I activate the German translation? I cant find it in the plugin settings…

Thanks
Markus

Yeah, when mobile sharebar is activated there is a JS error with aesop:

“Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function” in ai-core.js.map:34

[ No bumping please. ]

But there is no solution there…

I was just assuming, sorry.

Okay, this is all not very helpfull. So I won’t be able to get the chapter menu running in Android? Unfortunately I have no idea what these customizations are…

Well, since your plugin should work with all themes and on all devices, you could maybe tell me what to do ??

Sorry, should work now: https://siehdiewelt.com/testbeitrag/

Yes, thats it! Thanks!

It’s okay: I found the “showTopLink: false” line in the component-heading.php!

Sorry again, I forgott that I had the plugin “Mobile ShareBar” reactivated. Deactivated it and your code is working!

The last problem: The item “Top” in the chapter menu is not working. In the desktop version it brings you to the first chapter. And in mobile version the first chapter appears twice in the menu.

No, that doesn’t work. With that it won’t pick up the chapter headings neither in Desktop-width (Temepra) nor mobile (Radcliffe).

Ok, actually I’m not sure if Radcliffe has an entry container. What can I do?

I believe (not sure though) the class in question is “post-content”. Could you give me the code including the condition?

I tried this and it crashed the page:

add_filter(“aesop_chapter_scroll_container”,”mychaptercontainer”);
function mychaptercontainer(){
return “.post-content”;
}

Sorry, I’m no pro!